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Flom the LONDON . GdZETTE, "Dec. 15,1810. .Adiniralty-Office, Dec. 15, 1810. COO) , of a Letterfrom tVilliaip Shield, Esq. COmmissioncr 'of his Majesty's Navrat the Cape of Good Hope, to (ohn Wilson (Joker, Esq. dated at the Cape, the z4th Sep tember into. . t SIR, It is With the, deepest regret I acquaint you, for the informati,,n or the Right Honourable the Lords Commisitiontrs of the ‘A,lmiralty, with the less of•a part bl nis Miajesty's squadron nu this station. The account I have now the honour to present to you, came to my knowledte by his. Excellency Lord Caiedon !ming had the goodness tosend, for my peiusll, dispatches •he received last night by the late Master of the Sirius from the Governor of Boutbon. I have transcribed and inclosed'suchpart thereof as may lead their Lordships' judgment to the extent of this disastrous event. The Isle de la Pas . se had fallen by assault front 'a party landed by two of she frigates; subsequent to w hi c h th e I}ellona, Minerva, and Vidor, arrived and run into ,V: , rt South East, with their prize the Honourable East ludia, Compan`y's, ship Ceylon, taken in' company with the Windham, after a gil lant resistance, on their Way from the Cape to Madras with a part of the 24th Regiment on board. ' The Windham was turned from - Port'Sotith East, and recaptured iby the Sirius, teat the. troops had been renwved to the BOotta. Captal.: Pyrn appears to have immediately deter . . . . . wine ti on attacking these •ships, and to his not bring' aware of the difficulties of the:navigation Within the port, is to be attributed his failure,and the loss of .1' , the King's ships. The Sirius and Magicienn?. Were ': ' ~ • burnt by the Cre:ws, after doing every thing that was yossible to extricate the ships fri - rn the 'situation they'll:ld t. lien into. The Nereicie, after 7every, olfieer and man on board we,e .itlitr killed or wounded,_ fel on shore a tuere,wreck, end was taken poss..son'of by the enemy. - l_ alb sorry :to old to this: hit' of misfortunes, that the 'itmger trattapOrf, l-den with provisions for the squadron, and having 'Kittle stoics on Wald, hits.also fallen into the hands of the ehelFiy. . The transports 'having the troops -on board, and o i • which were- to' have sailed yesterday froth hence - without conr.oy,- - wii- .. be prevented putting to sea by the_artiTal Of this lamented inter Bence. ' If it shy litl prose that I have not bi,en exaaly correct in the - ,titormatinii'l have HOW giVe'n, I 13Ope for the it Lordship's indulgence, and that they will i•ripuie it to my anxiety to give them the illOst early . idtimatiou of so important an event. .1 hate the honoUr to be &c. - • (Signed) W. SHIELD. P. S. Captain Willoughby, hers lost au - eye, and _is otherwise wounded, and is in the bands of the • enemy. , Copy of a Letter from Captain Pyin, of his Maiesty's late ship the Sirius, ;Addressed 'to Captain• Rowley, of the /Ask de la Passe. Augusta}, t to. By mv last yort were informed of my intention to attack the frigates, coirefte,• and Indiamen in this port. Magicienne .having 'mined just as the recaptured ship W. 4% about to malt sait - ,. I sent Captain Lam bert. ordera to hriikg her and the h- with all dispatch off Utile de. la PaEse ;. and th'it tLeerßany in - 15rt - Lotlis should not be alat rued, I .made all sail retied the &Kith side, ant- al.hongli very bard, reached Llslo-de I,t Easar next day.- .At noon Nereide made signal , ready for aftion ; I tin:lLA:los . ed, and from the 01112titill of the enesnyckeided on an immedi3te ?tank ; ,and When her roaster canto on board as plot, made signal to w , .tigh t but when within about a filmier of an hour's run of the enerny, - he uflortunately run (tie ru the edge of the inner narrow passage. We did not get otf, and that with wondertul exertion,. u:art o'clock next morn ing. At neon on the 23d the I pb;genia - and Ma gicienne came m sight ; the enemy hiving mm ed further in,. and making several batteries, as also manning the East IndiaishiP, and taking many- men on 6,,a1 (t the frigates, I. called them to assist in the attack, .'axing all the Captains 'and pilot on board, sn d b e i ne , a s s u red Were past ad danger and could, run dire& for the enemy's line, we got under weigh, and pushed for our situation viz Siriai along side the Bellow!, Nereide between her and, the ic tor; IPhigetua . atottgide La Minerva and Mi;gicienne her:Neel-1 her and the East India ship ; and just as their shot began to' pass over us, s:A. to sav, Sirius' grounded on a small bank not known ; Capt.Latn hen joined his post, and had hardly giv •n the third hroadside before his opperrel.ta :,...:4:oer" cable, . Magi cienne, close to Iphigenia, run, on a bank, which prevented her hruiging ro'ire than,six guns tobear ; poor Nereide nearly gained her post, and did in the most gallant manner maintain that ;nd the one in tended for 'Sirius, until Bellona cut. Ail the enemy's ships being on .shore, arid -iit)dhig Sirius col id not get off, the whole of them opened tht.i'r tire on' bleteide ; And even in , this mitaitiarconttst, and . being a-groLind; site did not cease tiring mail ten ticlocK, sorry am I-to say, that the Captain, ever - V. otheer and man on board, are killed Or tiou,itded, - Captain Lambert Would have imthediately run down I.van the enemy, but th , re was a shoal a very little distance' trout and between bitn and thern; be did Ail ilia+ could be done, by keeping open a heavy, altnouji niiitant 'fire; nothing Was wanting to ma ke a most complete victory, but wept' the otitcr tttgates to close with La Bellow. I MUSE rtow inlorm you, that the ruoment:We - took • the g rour4 every possible exertion was made to get the ship off, by carrying out stream and kedge anchots'i but both anchors came hothe together. then got a whole bower cable and anchor hauled cut, (itot a Common exertion for a frigate) as also the strewn', and although having the one, with the, capstan, and the other with put chase on purchase,' gave could not move her . one inch from the nature of e ground, And the very heavy squalls at that time. We c. niinued lightening every thing from forward, itnd made many severe but fruitless attempti to itONDON ; Printed by RI Cll/11 , • , StnifQpi,J p 11.114.1ti5, of NO. 4, Martleic..QoUlr, 13ow-succt I acd Pcb Ck, INTo.. I I2jStrand, wbre iicivertisements, Qrders 1 ii>he by WILLIAM A HMI 4; R SURIPCS,, South Malton or t..e'Papir,,../.4:41-; for the c.. (ltest-paio.), heave the ship off before day 41t, hut all to no elfeet. At- that tint," the Nerei'!e was a perfea. wreck,,Magit itvitie in as bad a situation as Sirius, no pi ssbil'ny of Iphigenia closing with the enemy, the, whole .of the enemy on shore iti`a heap. We then tried the last resource by warping the Iphi genia to heave us off, but mild nor get tier in a proper situation, until the 25th 'in the forenoon.. I had a survay by the Captains, Masters, and car penters, in which they agreed it was iotpossible to get the ship otf; I had the , same rep in 3 , :•;:-rday • froliceaptain Curti4, and that hi s - Melt - were _ very fast ; I ordered her to be ahand , ned at, dual( and burnt . ; and, as the enemy's friotes cannot gel off, I thought it most prudent' to pi eserve 'Lisle de Passe, by warping Iphig-ettia • for 'its support ;, and, - hating. no prospect of any other immediate support, I thought it most prudent to quit .my 'ship, then within shot of all the enemy's posts and ships, and only being able to return the.r fire -from two guns, Atter seeing every tryin safe from, the ship, latent, Watling aid myself set her on' fire ; and, I mist, Sir, although mY enterprise has been truly OnfOr- Innate, that no , possible blame can be attached to aq one; anti never did CaritaittS, Officers, and men go into adion with a greater 'certainty of viatOry ; and, I do aver, that if I. could have got - alongside the Bellona; all the enemy's, ships wouid.have been in our possession in less than halt: an hour. My ship. being burnt: I have gitenup the command to Captain Lambert, and have recommended his sepportuig - ,and koteoting titiS Ishind with • hii ship and ships' coin paniew Of Sirius and -llagiciem*. Provisions - and water will be immediately wanted. • • I have, &c. (Signed) Commodore Rowley &T. Boadicea. N.M. By other dispaiehes arrived at the Ad miralty it appear:, that his : Maje,ty's sitnis Piitxt r Ye arrived at the .Cape of Good Hope on the 25 tb of - Septetnber and that the-Mencrians sailed - front St. Helena for the Cape on the 16th of October, Admiralty Ogice, Dec. 15, 1810. S. PYM. Vice-Admiral Sir Eiward PeHew has transmitted to John WllsOn Croker, Lag. a leiter hu had recrived 1. - ortfC4tain 1-lawtayne, of his liaje,t):; ship Que bec, giving an account of I3iv havnig - , in cottip:iny with tli(;,‘ Kite sloop, capturd on the ;;d instant, tie: French privateer cutter i.e Renard, of six guns and 24 men. didmiralell-Odice, Dec. 5, 1810. Adm;ral Rowley, COmmander in Chief of his A.l.4jcsty's ships and cossets at JamaiCa, has trans united to John Wilson Croker, Esq: a letter he , had ;received from Captain Bluets, of the Saracen sloop; reporting the. Capture, off C9ba, , on the 12th of Oc tober last, ofa French Privateer, La Caroline, of one gun and 42 men, last from Savanna, without inak 7 mg any capture.- fichreiralty-Office, I*. 1 5, 1 8 10. Copy of a Letter /aim Capt. Hatvey, of his Majesty's sloop the Rosario, at/tressed tp Coutolotiote Oven, and tram - mated to johtt Wilson Croker, Esq. His Majesty's Sloop Rosario, at Sea oil SIR, Dungeness, Dec. to. IS io. I have the honour to inform you that, cruizing off Doneness this evening, wind westerly, blowing hard, I tell in with two of the enemy's lugger pri vateers, which evidently meant to hoard us; know ing their superiority of sailing, I immediately ran the --nearest one alongside, and Lieut. Ti ei. llaws, with.the boarders.in a short titue succeetW in car rying .her ; :we were then engaged on the starboard side with the other bigger, rho etl - ted her escape, having lost our jih-heom iu boa; ding the captured • on,:. She proves 10 be Le i'vlainelouelt French lug . ger privateer, of, 16 guns and 45 men, commanded , by Norbez Lawrence, nine hours from Boulogne,. and. had u4ade no capture. I have to regret that we have, five. 'won nded ; two severely ; the enemy seven wounded. • I have the honour to be, &c, IL HARVEY, Captain. C.',ol2.ll.olfice, Dec, ts, iSto. mEmßra RCT&IZN.EI) TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT • • PARLIAMENT. - Borough of Yarmouth, Thomas Myers, Esq. of Tilney-stget, in the County, of Midalesex, hi the room of Lord Viscount Valentia, who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. • BANKRUFTGILS ENLARGED. . I. Wood, of High-street, Lambeth,. frotn Dec.' 25 to 29, at ten, at G uildnall,, Loruton. •P. De .13. "foledazio, Great i'rescott-street, Goodman's &lds; Middle Sex, from Dec. 25 to 29, at ten, .at hail ; London. • , _ I. 11. Roche, Sudbury, Suffolk, wine-niercliant, front Dec. Is to Feb. a f at ten, at Guiluhall, London. Nov.T. Garner, Dudley, Worcester, brandy-merchant, from N 20 to 'lan. 8, at eleven, at the Littleton's Arms Inn Peak ridge, Statklati. W. knife, • LoWer Edmonton, Midd:esex, victualler, from. Dec. 25 - to lan. 5, at ten, at Guildhall, London.' W. Stacey, Frornley, Surrey, horse-dealer, from Dec. 25•t0 lan. 12., at ten, at Guildhall, London. It. Winstanley jun. King-street, Cheapside, and G. Hud son, Maziehester, warehouseman, from Dec. 15 to fan. 8, 4t ter, at Guildhall, London. BANKRUPTCILS SUPERSEDED. .T. S. Williams, Liverpool, merchant. P. Phillips and H. Mordecai, G loucester- Terrace, New-road, Whites:navel, Middlesex, hardwareinett. , • BANKRUI I IS% J. Bromley, Essex.whart". Strand, coal-merchant, to striven.. der Dec 18, at eleven, 29, at ►en, and fan. 26 hail, London. AttUrnie4„ Messrs. .Kcarscy and Spurr, 13kshopsgate F. Lpp;, scven Oaks, Kent, ironmonger, Dec. 18, Jan. 5, and'zs, at uGe,.,Quiltlltall. London. Attorney, Mr. Mew_ Aral', ii.mksnie, Southwark. j. Stripp, Walcut, Sinnersetshire, -carpenter, f an. A.. a, and 26, at eleven, at the,Cliristoptier lnn, Bath. .iiturines, Messrs. Mr. Langley, Bath ; and - Messrs. Jenkins, James, and Abbott, New Inn, London. Robinson, Daiston, Cumberhiorl, cotton-spinner, Dec. 2u, 2i, Atid lan. 16, at eleven, at• the (Jul King's Awls Inn, CarliSle. Attornies, Mr. Bitkitt, Bond -court, brook , London; or Mr. Peerson s , Carhsle. • R. liawkshead, Manchester,-tutton-rnanuracturer, D.c. 26, 31, and Jan. 46, at two, at toe George Intl, Al.llt:llter. Attorney, Mr. Heslop, Manchester. W. Hooper, Ringwood, scrivener, Dec. 24, at one, 31, and Jan. 26, at twelve, at the Antelope Inn, New Sjftlilf. Attornies, Mr.'finuey, anu Mr. tinily, Temple, London. 1. Papps, Bockington, dyer, Dec,n e 8 29, and lan. 2,5, at twelve, at the bush' lan, Bristol. Attormes, Mr. Coulson, Bristol ; and Mr, Evinks, 1 - bawl-Garden, ,Loi.drii. R. Parkes, Birmingham, curlier, jail. q, at five, az 2 6 , , t t: ;C 11,rt A titonies,, Mr. ~C.otisranio e ; Syrtiors' lint, - Lund .a ;. I Sinnox, I. tones, Hastings, Sussex,' linen-draper, Dec. rB, fan. 1, and 2G, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Osb,tide st,,n, Little 'row. r-street. . W. •f. rung, Bath, sadler, Dec. 19, 28, and fan. 20, at twelve, the White Lion' nn, - 'llrivol. Attornies; "Mr. . Frar,ks, Hart -street, Bloomsbury-square, London; or blessrss Le man, Bristol. I. FAME and A.. Flint, jun. •Glutton. Mitl,.Staff.,rdshire, cot ton-spinners, fan. 5,6, and z 6, at two, at the George Inn Mane:tester.' Attornies, Messrs. Cooper and Lowe, South antottin-buihl,ings, London ; or Mr. Jepson, Man. chester. A. Flint, Stramsliall, Stalnrd," cot ton. spinners; 5,6, an' act, at two, at, the 4, c 0 0 ,,,e• = ion, •NI oneriester. A ttornieS, Messrs -Cooper and LoWe,_ Soutliattiptua-nuildings,, London; and Mr.:. fcp. o n, Ma n . chester.. R. Acton; Manchester, corn-fidor, fan. 5,6, and z 6, at at , eleven, at lOC GeorAt• 1:111, MatiLnester. tOrnies, Messrs. Cooper and Lowe,.Soirthampton-tnaldrugs, - London, and Mr. jepscii, Nlanctiester. D. Tyson, Liverpool, merchant, - lan 9, to, and 26, at oite, at the t;torg...: ion, Date-street, Liverpool. A i zi,es, Mr.' Chunibte,. Chapcl-street, bettlord-tow, Liinttun ; anti Messrs Stathains and Ituglies, ExCliaiii.;e.butithngs, Liver poor.' J. How, %Voraiing, Sussex, plumber, lan, 5., at one, rs, at twelve, and 1.6, at ten, at the I Co,port, Southampton. „A.ttorines, IVedthll, Gosport ; and Mr. Briggs, E stteet, strand, - Lltntion: Okelrampton, De vutistitic, • gi'icer, Dec. 27:*25,, and an. 26, at ten, at the i tat,- Modit, Exeter. AltutideS, 'Mr. Coiling, - oKr:hag:print ; and Messrs. Anstice and cw t . Temple, London. R. Ashton, linttleitird,l)cvonsit•re, liten.draper, Dee. 24,31, and jail. 26, tit t waive:, - at -the Witire •• Lunt- L- inn,'llloakt' stleet, ,Bristol Attordies, Messrs. lenk ins, lames, and • A biX)tt Now inn; London ; and Me ss r s . Clarke anti son, f bbaselkr, Dec. 21, - t6, and fan. 26, at eleven, at, the Angel. Lain, Westgate. street, nattt. Altar. un.s, Mr. 11rgltinore, Bush-U*lle, Carnival-bin:et, London ; and, Ar.r. j. Wingate, w. A. Spurrier, .Dee. 22, 31, and . fan. 26, • at tw • ye, at C che'''at 1, LOnclon. At - tonnes, Messrs. ; Kl L , D i e .,,,i nt 4, Rowland, anti it °Wilson, London. Westbourne, Sussex, fishmonger, jan. 2, at I one, 3, at il, anti . 26,,,adtie, at pre Red LlOn, l'arehain, Souxn.iettpiutt. . 1 1,,trorine.2, 'Messrs. Bleasdate ' A ie4ander, arid .1 tonne, gear /my Lyndon , and Mr; l'at.idon,A•ale -14401, kI.ALAS, S. GO ,vl,lOl, Curnmercial-road, boot and shoemaker,. Dee. 24, Jan t, add 26, at ten, at Gond/tall, Lout. ~erFVr- ices; Dixoo, Alien, and nest, i'art.titioAcr. row M. dch.an et-iii4l4littli, t./e4;:. 3,1, 29, anti .L6,-at one, at (:unditaii,'Loinatm. ittturnt:y, Lit. Neitteio:d, Norto/k-smeei, j. l'en-coon, ci,:littrcil-street. London, corn tath)r, S, 29, and at G undlta t..:r.);,.41 and 'Dixon, Anget-court, Tricogill,rton-street. f. Omit, Manchester, cotton - manufacturer; Dec. 24, 31, • tail jan. Za, at elev...n, at int: star iuu, Manchester. "It to(„ics, ,Vlo:sfs. tuna Clarke, I Varnlord-a., court, Lotalun'i and Mr, Heslop, MancheStvt. 13. Nlithikesex, lnien -draper, 'Dec, tB, 29, and . Jan. 29, at. ten t at" . G utitinall. Attorney, Warite.„ Ortt br..att-street. . • T. Rit hardson, Soutltbersted, Sussex,. brewer, Dec. 21, 22,, and lan. 26, attile F.eece, ClUelles•ter. A ttordies, blessrS Daily and Blagrien, ; and • Messrs. Fe vs mitt Asitinore, Ilentietta-str e et, Covent-Gaiden, holidun. • I. Edwards, Liverpool, merchanit, lare ro, ya, aid 26, at one, at the (Abu,: Ta' , ' , ... - ii,LLiverpoOl. A ttorittes, Mr. Leigii- street, ‘..!verpool ; and Mr. INinti;.e, olni-st reel, Bed lord-row, L ' Ondon, -E. M. Cart:, Plymouth, met% hatit, fan. 4, s, and 20, .at .'. • ,eleVen, at t t ,e Globe, Liverpool, A t tonnes - ' utak, 'joit-street, Bedford./ow, London ; Alessrs. Stain street and Eden, or blessrs...Grillitia and 1 - Moue, pout. W. Mixddock, Liverpool, soap-boiler, ,jan.,3,- 4, and 26, at cue, at the George; • Dale-streer,•llVerpatil, Attormes, Messrs. Atit.son, andMackarail, Chancery-lane, , London ; and Mt. Lace, or. Mr....llaSsati; Liverpool., J. Waterhouse, Union.stritet, Maryanne, uplitnSteler, Dee. / •29, at twelve, and lan. 26. at twelve, at-Guji t ail.;, Attorney, Mr. Cr-Ws inn-square. J. Letnaire, N'iarytione-Stieet, riccadlll),,ViCtualler, Dec. 18, and Jan. s, 26, at one, at GU,ialiAtt. Allorney, r• Cantertnity, wooistaplcr, Dec, ts, a t.7leven, 22, and fan. z 6, at G I. Attorney, M,. Osnaluestorly Little Tower -street, 1.V4. ticll. R . , 11. \F. :Vilna:us, and M. Wilson, Liverpool, titer_ 7 chants, Dee. 22; 29, and lan. 26, at Gutittriail , • A rtur ines„ s: Li.) ton, z•.cott, itttu hlaintre, New-square, • . R. isowe,r, Sinitlitield-bars, salesman, Dec, t 8 29, and last, 2 . 6, at ten, at Guildhall. Aatoinry, Mr. 6)udel./, Al. derSgate•st rect.' L)11 , IDi'Ni)S. • lan. 8. A G. E mein, Portstnoutli, shopkeeper, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. lan. S. Ciotton, Drury-lane, linen.draper, at twelve, at lan.. 8... J. S. Killick, frackiwy-mills, Lee-bridge, miller, at twelve, at Guildhall. • • an. 8. T. Damon, Feddington, Middlesex, malts/et, at twelve, 'at 'G uildhall. [an. 8. Friedberg!), and I. Friedbergh, Star-street, Blshopsgate Without, merchants, at elekir, at C Jan. 8. B. Haynes, Pepper-strecr, SurieY; hat-maker, at eleven, , at lan. 8. •I. Page, Flornsey, Middlesex, butcher, at twelve, at Guildtiall, London. l an ... 30. W. W. Weller, Deptford, miller, at ten, at Guild hall, London.' s• • ken. 10. T. Bainbridge, Manchester, muSlin-dealer, at eleven, at eleven, at the. G cur ~e lint, Manchester. Feb. zo. S. Butin, Wotton under-edge, silversmith, at ten, at the Christopher Inn, Bath. Feb. zo. J.-Pearson, Bath,_husier, at six, at the Christopher Inn, Bath. . Jan. 21. E. Edmunds, Monument-yard, wine -merchant, at ten, at Guildhall.. lan. tz. W. and H. Dixon, .Rotherhithe, thnber-merchants, at one, at Guildhall. [au. 21. T. fitirland, flungerford, Berkshire, draper, -at ele ven, at Guildhall, London. fan. 3. I, Harris, E. Lowe, T. Gasliell, and H.. Howe, , Cannon-street, leit-makers, at eleven, at Guildhall. fan. 2z. T. Sanders, 'rooting, Surrey, tallow-chandler, at ten, at Guildhall. Dcc. 28. W. Heywood, and R. S. Heywood, Manchester, merchants, at three, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Man chester. Feb. zo. V. Mason, Bradford, drapez, at 15ne, at the Christo pher Inn, Bath. • ra m : 23. W. Barratt, East Retford, Nottingham, grocer, at twcivO, at the White hart Inn, East Retiord. 8. r. Cooper, EpsAn, 'brewer, at ten, at Guildhall, London. fan. it. T. Kay, Birmingham, tador, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. . Dec. 18. It. Reeve and W. D. [ones, Vete-street, Sr. Mary le-bone, stationers at eleven, at Guildh a ll. 'ran: 8. I. Page, liornsey, batclier, at twelve, at Guild hall. Jan. 8. I. and W. Wilson, Dean's court, St. Martin's-le- Grand, warehousemen, at ten, at Guildhall. - fan. cc. W. L. 'l' kohnts, liartlett's 7 l.noldings, Holborn, , scrivener, at ten, at Guildhall: t z. . Newton, Gray's inn-latie,,irotnnouger, at - ten, at Guildhall. CknrIFICATE;s*. fan. S. T. Jones, Colmore.row, limningham, tailor, • W. Vvltitebrouk; Crizich,A. l•riar*, inert ii4tic. W. Robertson, ( :tat Saint ,Helues, Bisiltips&ite-sireetimer— chant. Spicer, Folksionc, Kent, mariner. W. Harvey, Ciiiswell-street, currier. S. lacktnan; Wendover, linen-draper. E . W. Davey, Paradise-struet, Rotherhithe, ship-jniner. • Sir K, Phil tips, liridAe-sireer, friars, bu,k.)ecier. A. Nlackenile, Haintiu;sid's-evurt, Alioeing- lane, winic-mer. chants. K. Hamilton, yld !rimil-strect, underwriter.. L. Crickinote. J. Thai-ter, Buri St. Edati,;:(l), brall4.lnerc.hant. vi!L•rier, I.IStr;):1:1 4 Swans:o 4 'hanAer.:. f.,A7zstlAke, Co;'port, b Cr. r. Drake, I'lymout:l-IT,ck. baker. P 17 - ;VP:RS.IIIPS DISS 0 Ll'lq 0. • he tr,as Begbie and_ David Murray, :of ••i-ho'British Ale Brew '.. pry, Church-street, L , ;(1.1b , 111. Surrey. . • Robert Dciton and lohn Jordan, ct GraceChurch-strea: .Lontlott, wine 'and brandy-merchants. AbrAam lAard. Thomas Fitch, William- Ward, and March ant Barry„of.Dover, Kent, rope.makers. Samuel Kirby and 'Robert Wass, of Sheffield, Yorkshire cutlers. . • acub.Waton seal Rechab Mat toek, of Kettering, NtizflramP , ,ton,ttire, hop 7 inetellants. • • James Lane, Thomas Lowrance, Joseph -Lowrance,. and , Henry th.tger, of Helston, Cornwall, common brosits - and. mai tste,s.. John l'envy Carpenter and Sarimel Caner, of Bishopzgate w;thin, acients and insurance-hrokels. !Jams I leald and John Dickinson, of Church-rard-r • Guildhall-hall- yard, London, warehouseman. Richard Iley don, john Heydon, and John Banbury, oxfottisfiire, dt aper. • dun Hodg•ion; V.:dila:it Thornhill fledeson, aid Gc-nyge floclgSull _itwoutaekurers or iron goods-, &c. •' • of Aln,d, and john, - Lowry, t./1' Carlisle, 'Cumberland, tiax-spinners. Mary Francis, Thomas tillerk, Henry Wyatt, the elder, 'end • Wyatt, the younger, of Paganhill, Gloucestertiiirei clothiers. - Peter Crompton, WM. I. Bent, Caldwell, Rich. tent, .30 • R. Crompton, ,Of Liverpool, ale, beer, and porter. brewers, - • Simon Bernelot Moens and Adrian Moens. Robert Frederick Wilkinson, fames - Dranble, - fienry MyliuS, .deceased, Robert Robinson, George Barrie. and Alex. Goodwin Turner, of Sheffield, Yorkshire, merchants and • . silver-platers. John Salisbury and Joseph coilyer, of - Bed-cross -street, Southwark„Surrey,. brewers Ben. Gray, P. M‘Candish, and George Kirtley, of Man- . • chester, cotton dealers. John "Powers and Thomas fluskinson, of Little Warner. streat, Cold-Lath-fields, Middlesex, chemists. . , 7 , Among the numeroui calamiti e s w hi c h h appene d on the loth of, Nov tuber, in Lin( ulushire, none appear to have expc-rienc,-d that trarible devastation, inuree - Ilan thei ptetinses of Mr. John Birkitt, of roli d)ke. kli, honse. and •ot her- contiguous buildings, , which have been e rez t ed .1116i:chi a center;- upon the: : leq summit of au inner blok, and had 1,-,ne, w ith stool the fury of contending . eiement, till the tre inenZlotis e4 l tining which spri.ad- desalation• over ll'ia whole of that no forft nate parish. Alirined by ti ples.pejtvg storm, Mr. B. attempted to save his sstoa. in tliit', adjacent inaNh, but all his efirts were hi . rain ; the wind. b ling -N. E. brought-up the tidy wiih redoubled violence :' feW minutes had elatiSt4 before the4hoie of his marsh - was a complete de-' ' loge : the bank, whiCh for years bad stood a faith-. fuel barrier, was soon ovi.ti flowed, and the whole of his‘property on that side' the intake entirely swept a ay—hovel.,, sl led s, out -"louses-, noplementsof hits : bandry, ail hidray, et ery shearotcorn, 237 sheep, . I .lour. fat pigs,. &e. &c. to the amount of 20001 - . and upWards; and what added to the agori2ing scene ...- .was rhe.loss of it •fitithful domestic—a servant girl , who.4•L, good. conduct had endeared her to the fa mily ,was w.ashed from . the bank 11 , 5 ., a waVe in the sight of tier toaster and mistiess, whilst the form:" . ,was in the very act of reaching forth his hand- " .save her life„ami sank to rise no more.. No.sootier • was the mi-fortnne of Mr, R. made known to- • 1114# tindlord, Joseph Pitt, Esq. of Cirencester, in G 1 01 1" cemershiie, than that Gentleman insian , tly left, los' house, and repaired . to Fosdyke (a distance of ` , .:' s( ' mites) to alleviate his tenant's sutfetings. On h;9 arrival, he I°llll4 Mr. B. had -begun to repair Cae tireaches in the bank, in which he ordered Mien to proceed, assuring, hi.;, thio the expen,ze irelr - r•:.. 1 thereon he would c4eerfufly pay; he :teat u .h Iliin to-get the wshole of his_ premises per into rep:'!ir to hi.t., own wish, atiSooll 33 convenient ; and to eiv. abl , - him to do . o , left a sum of .money ire-his hand's wit li sirtz.t injory..-t ions on. film to draw tar Mole it 11 nilitired it. Mr. P. then, .viih that liberality for w:iiciChe is justly famed, generously gave up "" Mr. B. the whole . amount of two years lent ; 4 10 .also relieved some other individuals on the spot, a-0 4 . having expressed a hope that a subScription woul' i • l be made for those Unfortunate suffesers, whollad nearly lost th e ir a ll, h e or de re d hi s tenant to set his ( name down, as a subscrib,r f or 201. A Poi t umese pi i'soner, confined: on board the SO , Ysidro, at ilymouth (hav:tig been taken in a ElTeudi ' entered last week into the English This'circumstance so irritated an Italian, who stood: by him, that he instantly :plunged his knife to the handle in the man's bosom, and, on the Portu4ties l stoning round, he plunged it in the same malloet into his back. Th e I ta li an t h en en d eavoured to ~ troy himself, but was prevented, atul when in cu'— Cody, again endeavoured to chock himself, by swat" lowing a half a guinea and some cloth. R On the 5111 ult. at Rotterdam Mr. Peter Roche, Nfer- . chant, to Miss Dorothea - de lorigh, fourth daughter of Ca' nelis de ,longh, Esq., of that City. On Thursday the 6th inst. at Clifton, Wil:iam , PaY9 4 ` Esq. to fanny, only d aug ht er o f Robert Adair, Esq.'ot place. • , On Saturday last, at St. George's, Ilanover-square, `I it mas Bradshaw, Esq. to Miss Elizabeth Catherine CoC°P third daughter ()tithe late fames Vocks-, Esq. The same day, at Chiswick, the Rev. C. TI. White, ' -c „.;, for of Shalden, Hants, to Miss Elizabeth Wise, second dz'g" ter of the late tdWaid Wise, Esq.-of Oakingliam, DlBtl On Thursday' the sth inst. in Queen • square, in the. year of her age, Miss Sarah Nihh s I.;it.vis, third (bushier 0, the late Thoidas,l..rvis, Esq of the Island Of A ntiguir: , theith'iost,, at ncr apartuknts. •Paraoisc row. sea, NI iVl4ry ienner, relict of the late C01011C! His Majesty's - artily. The sane day, .at, Wilitchtir(ll, Edgware, Middiesextt; Rev; Henry Poole, :tit. A. iii his 66th year, Chaplain to Royal highness the Prince of ‘Vales. ' • i Ott f Deh' Ithe,7th ittst. the wife of 'Fl tornas fill, Esq. 43 - - nis, near Stourbridge. On Tuesday meriting laSt, at Derk, in.the County of 'l''P'' perary, aged 8o years., William . Fleffcrnan, 'Esq. The same evening, in the Precineis or CanterpurYi Porter, who was appointed(Organist of Canterbury Catited4A, in 1757, and retired trout that office in 1804. (v)vilorw iii-ine.o2uit,,i. t i b n t s r t e . e e . tiarles, the infant son of Mr. Patience:- of On Friifty, Charles Groohy, Esq. et Clopel-strect, Gros" venor-sqo aged 72. • Ssttider,ly . , rills, secomi ilaughter,ot C. Cocry , , Printer. .1" R ACE. SA 111 I , ' ...111.1C ICS it DAY... Imii4 Stack, I tv,;.4 iloDds, rgs. 205. pr. Lxcheq. Bid, 3i. 7s. Pr: Otnniurn, 51115 I:nperial 3 1)-;:r Cent.. 1 *xis. fig , Optalink,.67:.:- if4l("Stock, 244 Navy c pei Celli. shut Irish sileT Cent, 4 per 1. cut. $2,1 82 3 per Cent. iced. 66 63i 3 per C‘tut. 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